Re: [Iaxclient-devel] Patchset to get testcall to build on FreeBSD

[Steve K. <st...@st...>]

OK, I applied your diff, except for 2 pieces:

1) The gsm/Makefile changes, since these aren't actually used.
2) The change to testcall.c's include of "iaxclient.h", since it also
shouldn't be needed.

The first I'm fairly sure about; you probably just tried to build
libgsm.a separately, which isn't necessary.

The second, I'm not sure why you added; surely your cc is honoring the
-I../../lib flag?

Also, you might want to try building with IAXVER=2, to build against
libiax2.  (just run make IAXVER=2, after making clean in lib, or
temporarily change lib/Makefile to build against libiax2).  At some
point, when we resolve some small issues, we'll be switching the client
to use IAX2 instead of IAX1 -- and this way, that change won't break the
FreeBSD build either.

If you make any changes to libiax2, I also want to keep that in sync
with Mark's canonical copy at Digium, so if they're significant, you
might want to talk to him about disclaiming your changes.


-SteveK

On Wed, 2003-07-02 at 21:30, Scott Lambert wrote:

> I've managed to get testcall to build and run on FreeBSD.  I don't know 
> that it is doing what it is supposed to do, but it does run. :-)
> 
> I probably don't have my asterisk setup properly.
> 
> la...@la... ~/src/vendor/iaxclient/simpleclient/testcall
> 21:25:40 Wed Jul 02 $ ./testcall 
> settings: 
>         silence threshold: -99.000000
>         level output: off
> 
>             TestCall accept some keyboard input while it's running.
>             You must hit 'enter' for your keypresses to be recognized,
>             although you can type more than one key on a line
> 
>             q: drop the call and hangup.
>             0-9 * or #: dial those DTMF digits.
> Calling guest@192.168.1.101/default
> ready for keyboard input
> IAXCLIENT: Call rejected by remote

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